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Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
A Meteor in Spokane.

SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., August ST.
Last night about 1890 o'clock, while the
sky was overloaded and light rain was
falling a meteor was seen by number of
people to shoot from the heaven directly
overhead. It struck the electric light
wires on the south side of Main street,
cutting one of the wires in two and burst
ing into a thousand fragments. The ball
Of fire looked to be ten feet in diameter.
Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
CONGRATULATIONS.

Referring to the marriage of G. Wallace
Taylor Of Choteau and Miss NJ. Jackson,
the Helena HeraM says: In Helena,
where Mr. Taylor spent his boyhood days,
he IS we'll and favorably known. He is
the son Of Hon. Jesse r. Taylor and .
young man Of business ability, integrity
and exceptional promise His many
friends here will congratulate him upon
the happy event that has just transpirsd. 2
Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
Visitors.

SPOKANE FALLS, August 31.-Wi1liam
Henry Nixon, manager OF the Inter Ocean,
and party Of others are stopping over in
this city to-day in their private car.
Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
Married.

LIVINGSTON, August 31.-W. E. spauld-
ing and Mrs. Sarah E. Curtis, both OF Hell
ena, were married on Monday in Livings-
ton. The happy couple have left here for
a tour in the Park.
Great Falls tribune., 1887-09-03
Fire in Billings.

BILLINGS, August 31.-The house Of s.
8. Vancleve was partly destroyed By fire
durf violent thunder storm last night.
The loss is $500.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-02

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aad Clork OF Tho Board Of County
Commissioners, " and for said
National Republican., 1887-12-13
THE COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-The following
business was transacted in the United States
Supreme Court Yesterday:
NJ. b.. Gerry, OF Montrose. CAL; Charles +.
Caswell, of Grand Junction. COL; Lionel C.
Burr, of Lincoln, Neb j. @. Beckham and p.
siyck and sherman Eyarts, of New York city,
and John H. Hickcox, jr.. of Washington, b.
c.; were admitted to practice; ~
mo- " 9%ss r. crSwSd RPpssaat ES
costs and cause remanded with a direction to
dismiss the bill OF complaint.
No. 50. Benz. J. Wilson, appellant, vs. VIM.
Q. Riddle as trustee, &C., etal Affirmed with
No. 70. William Hailes ct al, appellants,
Us. The Albany Stove Company Decree af.
No. 9S2;, Roger N. sherman, plaintiff in
Dismissed for the want of jurisdiction,
No. 1860, United States, plaintiff in error, VS.,
Clement Hugh Hill ct al. Dismissed for the
want OF Jurisdiction.
No. lOii. L. Zechendorf ct al, &C., appel
lants, vs., John 8, Johnson. Dismissed tor the
No. ll5. Henry r, Bond trustee, appellant,
vs. Sarah g. Davenport. Decree reversed as
per stipulation, and cause remanded with dl-
rectons to proceed in accordance with said
No. $50. The United States, appellant, VS..
Charles W. Beebe, ct al. Motion TO dismiss
postponedsuntil the case is reached in Its reg.
No. 9l7 The United States, plaintiff, VS.
Douglas Smith. Motion 10 advance granted
and cause assigned for Jan. next.
No. 1906. The United States. plaintiff, va.
Sigismund Hessabas Hayes. Motion TO ad-
vance granted and cause assigned for argu.
ment Jan. next.
NO. 1908. Hay Walker, jr., ct al, plaintiff In
error, vs. the commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
Motion to advance granted and cause assigned
for argument the first day after the holiday
recess,
No. O37. Joseph Anderson ct al, plaintiffs in
error, vs.. Levi CHTkius. Motion to dismiss
submitted by MI. A II, Bowen In support of
motion and by Mfr ). W. Woolworth In opBO-
slLion thereto.
No. 0is, Jacob Rreigin, ST.. plaintiff In error,
vs.. hoshelby Railroad Company OF al, Three
ogSes, Submitted
No. 100, Frederick slit,cl 81 al, appellants,
", John NJ. AthcTlOr et A. Dismissed.
No. 1901. Anthony ], LsngiOn ct AZ, plaint-
iils IN error, vs. WilliS Nj sherwood Sub
No. 1927. The United States, appellant. vs.
Kate D. Mclaughlin ct al, Argument con.
tlnued.
No 10. Original, In the matter Of Andrew J..
Sawyer ct al, petitioners. Argued by Mr.. a.
N LambeItson for the petitioners and By Mr.
l., G.. Burr for respondents.
Adjourned until today.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
THE WASHINGTON NINE.
Ted Sullivan Not Yet Engaged as Man.

Ieu SuillNhn NOT lct tDgageu rs mhD"
Rger.
The statement published In q Sunday
paper stating that Tel Sullivan was to
manage the Washington Base Ball Club is
empbatlcally denied by that gentleman.
Mr.. Sullivan was seen yesterday by a Re-
PUBLICAN reporter and said that he had
not as yet signed contract with the Sen
ators and that his connections with the
club was merely In the capacity ofan agent
In eugaging players and arranging dates
for spring exhibition games. Owing to the
interest Sir. Sullivan has in the newly or.
ganized Troy Club he has not as yet de.
termined whether he will manage that team
or cast his fortunes with the Statesmen, al
though in either event he will shape the
course OF the home club until the cham
pionship season begins.
Ted is very enthusiastic over the pros
poets OF the Washingtons for the coming
season. and predicts great things for the
young blood that Is to be infused. He also
stated that the printed statements as to the
release of Carroll aud Gilligan were mis-
leading, as the home management had no
intention OF parting with these players
unless for considerable monetary consld-
GRAFTON, as their abilities are highly re-
garded. ...
IL Is proposed TO take the washington
Club south during the month OF March to
give them the benefit OF early practice and
familiarize the players with each other.
After months practice In that sunny land
the Statesmen will return home and open
up the practice season at Capitol Park with
the Buffaloes April 9, g. and 4, Then will
follow the Baltlmores April Q, 10, and H..
Active correspondence is now being carried
on between Mr.. Sullivan and the Brooklyns,
Athletics, Clevelands, and st. Louis Browns
In order to get these clubs to
cross bats with the WashiDgtons In April,
with very fair prospect Of success. The
St. Louis team has been offered very liberal
inducements to play at Capitol Park, and 1t
is TO be hoped with success. At any rate
II will not be the fault Of the management
II they do not come, and from every indlca.
ton the coming practice season will present
all the strong clubs, outside Of the League,
for the Stateemen to contend against. This
plan is In direct variance to the policy pur-
sued last epiiDg when all the two-penny
base ball organizations In the country were
the sole attractions furnished. This year
the order OF things will be materially
changed, and Washington will have foemen
worthy OF their steel to do battle with. This
appears to be the proper idea, as by this
means the material strength Of the players
under contract can be given o fair and
honest trial and the weak points developed
before the championship season opens.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
A New Order Promulgated by til
District commissioners.

"A ENe" oTueT ITOhuiHttbu w the
District Commissioners.
The commissioners yesterday issued the
following order:
Under provisions of corporation act of May
|, 1865, designating Nov. aud March l as
dates within which It shall be unlawful to
make street excavations without special per-
mission. 1t Is
ordered. That between the above named
dates all applica' ions for permits to make ex-
cnvations In the streets, including avenues.
alleys, sidewalks, and parkings, shall be ac-
companied by special application upon the
form prescribed by the engineer department,
stating fully the circumstances in each case.
In the case OF urgent repairs to sewers, water
and gHs pipes, where immediate action Is
needful the permit clerk is authorized. upon
presentation of the regular and special appli-
cations to issue the necessary permit, record
ing his action thereon and forwarding the
papers to the engineer commissioners In all
other cases the application submitted to the
permit clerk will be forwarded to the engineer
commissioner for consideration, and permit
Will only issue In case the circumstances are
such as to Justify the breaking OF the street.
After Jan, permits will only be issued for nee
ccssary repairs, except In special cases which
cannot be anticipated either in practice or In
making general order in relation thereto.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
Harriet Dorsey Fioed $50 .

The notorious fence. Harriet A. Dorsey, the
colored woman whose house on Twenty-sixth
street was recently raided by the police and a
quantity OF clothing and valuables recovered,
among others the clothing and silyerware
stolen from Senator Dolph aud Mrs Marshall.
was on trial in the police court yesterday
morning, Detectives Horne and Raft testified
as to the raid and finding Of the stolen goods.
sey's good character, but Judge Smell imposed
q fine Of $50.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
STREET RAILWAYS.
The Commissioners Think the District
Should Receive Percentage.

Aho Ahthn tho Dtbttitt
Should Receive Percentage.
The commissioners yesterday, in answer
to the request for their approval Of the
charteripg of two new street railways, say
that they think the unnecessary multipllca-
tion Of car tracks In the city should be
avoided. They hold that the consent Of
the property owners along the proposed
routes should be obtained; that the COM
panies should pay the District certain
percentage Of their proceeds, aud that the
roads should be constructed under the con-
troll Of the District.
The Anacostia and Potomac River Rail-
road Company have submitted bill for the
extension OF their line from Sixth and NJ
streets southwest to Seventh street and
Louieiana avenue, via Sixth street, aud
from Eleventh and NJ streets southeast TO
Q, thence west, via 9 street, Indiana and
Louisiana avenues, to Seventh street west.
National Republican., 1887-12-13

Marriage LICENCES have been issued by the
clerk OF the court TO W, Newman, OF Culpeper,
VG., and Minnie Johnson; John S. Baxter, of
Westmoreland county. Va. and Maggie jack
son, Charles A. Rose and Susan L. Chids, both
of Richmond W. II. Sampson and Ella l.. Ba.
kcr, of Baltimore; John W Murray aud Lulu
Johnson, Benjamin Robinson and Mildred
both OF Prince George county, Md: Wm.
Boadley and Louisa S. Brown, W. NJ. IRWIN
ard Annie E, Barbour q. II. White aud Ade-
laide Walker.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
THE EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE.

The Baltimore and Potomao's Solution
of tho Difficulty.
The officials Of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company have arrived at a
plan to overcome the troubles connected
with the construction of the Eastern
branch bridge. tits proposed to straighten
the tracks SO that they will run in straight
line In the direction OF the main portion of
the railroad bridge to point nearly opposite
4 street, where they will curve to the west
md enter the city at the same point as at
resent. The tracks will come down over
lhe waters Of the branch on O trestle bridge
and pass under one OF the water spius Of
the proposed bridge, not under the shore
span ss contemplated. The matter will be
laid before the Secretary OF War very soon.
National Republican., 1887-12-13

Yesterday two ladies submitted to the
commissioners letter from H. Rel.
singer, dated Dec. 0, withdrawing
In his fathers name the consent
the former had given to Brosnaus application.
set forth the facts of the death of Capt. s. s.
Blackiord, and reasons why the license should
not be granted. Commissioner Webb prom
ised 10 consider the petition. He concluded
yesterday to draw up a statement of the case
and submit 1t TO District Attorney Riddle for
an opinion. The point is. can the COM
misioners reconsider an approved license?
National Republican., 1887-12-13

THE Capital City Art Store, 527 Seventh street
northwest, has the largest and best assorted
stock Of Paintings, Engravings, Etchings, Pho
Novelties in the city. Mouldiugs of the
choicest designs and qualities. Special figures
for the holidays. Liberal discount to artists
and their puDils
National Republican., 1887-12-13

The following cases of housebreaking were
reported to the police yesterday: VIM. ]. How
ard, 1000 street northwest, $40 worth o! cigars.
S. f. Natlock. 625 & street northwest, a fur lap
robe worth el0. Kate Kilburn, 32 Defrees
street, SO worth of clothes, Thomas D. Smith,
1912 Madison street, SS worth OF articles. Philip
$. Anderson, 1882 Seventh street northwest a
lot of razors and other articles.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.
Judge Hagner's Decision In the Cannon
Case,

In the court of general term yesterday
morning Judge Hagner delivered the opin-
ion Of the court In the case OF Lizzie Cam
non VS.. G. McMichael, former United
States marshal, sustaining the judgment OF
the lower court in favor of the defendant.
The. complainant sued the defendant for
seizing her household furniture, valued at
$1,000, which was replevined, the trial re.
sultiDg In verdict for the defendant. The
case was appealed by the plaintiff. The
furniture was bought May II, 1880, and the
bill Of sale recorded June 1. The court be-
low charged the jury that sale was not
valid unless evidenced by a written bill of
sale recorded within twenty days of Its ex-
ecution. This ruling was affirmed.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
An Instrumental Trrnt.

A pianolore recital win be given this oven
ing at the uniyersslist Church by Miss Jessie
Finney. The artistic is a most accomplished in
tirumentalist aud crowded house is a CEN
tainly,
National Republican., 1887-12-13

Alta meeting OF the stockholders of the
American Printing Press Company held yester-
day the following directors were elected for
the coming year Hon. NJ. q. Emery, Gen $,
:. Htnklc, \, A. Thomas, seymour W. Tall
GpG
National Republican., 1887-12-13
TrInl CruIse of tba Cb,coyo

Orders have been issued for tho cruiser Chi.
cago at New York to make cruise In Long
Island sound to morrow for the purpose of
testing her engines and general seaworthiness.
The test will be made under the general super.
vision OF the naval advisory board aud will
Include n twenty. fourI hours run. AS this will
be the first trial of this vessel considerable Ia,
terest is felt In naval circles as to the result.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
Syrnn nf Eliza

Is the delightful liquid laxative, and the only
sre remedy for habitual constipation and the
many ills depending on weak or inactive
condition Of the kidneys, liver, and bowels. 1t
Ia pleasant remedy TO take, both 20 old and
young; It is gentle In its action and effective;
the organs on which 80 acts. Manufactured
only by the California Fig Syrup Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal. For sale by all leading druggists
National Republican., 1887-12-13

"HE that lacks time to mourn, lacks time to
time flight 1t daily and hourly with Salvation
on, snd not have anything 70 mourn about.
HoIl can buy this splendid remedy for twenty
five cents u bottle at any drug store,
National Republican., 1887-12-13

No CHRISTMAS on NEW YEARS TAGLE should
be without battle OF ANGosTuRA RnTEGS, the
world renowned appetizer of exquisite flavor.
'e sure to get the genuine article manufactured
nnIy BY Or. j. q. B. Slegort q Sons.
National Republican., 1887-12-13

Awrit de lunatico inquirendo In the case of
Frank Ralbousky and the appointment of a
committee 10 take charge OF his estate has been
PRAYED out. Ralbousky is citizen of Austria
Hungary, and had his left eye destroyed by a
prem ature blast OF powder while private in
company ii, 18th infantry, stationed at Fort
winGate. He was placed In the insane asylum
here last April.
National Republican., 1887-12-13

A COMPLETE liue OF children's and youths
bicycles, tricycles, and velocipedes for the
holiday trade at the Smith National Cycle
Manufacturing Company's store, 1916 Penn vi.
vaniu avenue,
National Republican., 1887-12-13

Did you hear about those pants we make to
order NJ si2 Call and sec the variety Of
patterns Eisemau Bros, cor. 9Th aud i, mlau-
lactnripg cs0thieis and tailO"s.
National Republican., 1887-12-13

PURCHASE. your wines and liquors at
la,ned No 900 Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1887-12-13

LADIES and gcnIlemeus line gold watches
for Christmas Gitls at J. Karrs 629 Pennsyl-
yaLia avenue.
National Republican., 1887-12-13

THEY say these pretty new travelling satchals
provide everything tourist could want, but
thoughtful people consider them very incom.
plete, inasmuch as there is no space allowed
for bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
National Republican., 1887-12-13

sl5 oyercoatsi they are handsomely lined
throughout with satin. Elseman Bros, manu-
facturers, corner 7th and L.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
WE sell diamonds at Wholesale rates. r. Har.
ris e Co., iS2 Seventh Street.
nlrentnrs Eteete,i

SIS ovcrcogts In twenty different shades.
Eiseman Bros, manufacturers, cor. 7th and l..
National Republican., 1887-12-13
BurgIaries Reported,

GENTS genuine diamond scarf pins from s5
up. Il. Harris II Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In aud About the
CItv.

Chief Taxldermist W. 7. Horna lay, OF the
nationa museum has been pro noted from
al,6OJ 10 el 500.
The following promotions have been made
in he dead letter Office c. p, Bovine, from
$1,000 TO 81, ,iOO and A, X. Lind, from 81 600 TO
$1,000.
The case against Washington Waller, col
orCd, charged IN the police court yesterday
with stealing eco from his father, has been
postponed
An effort isbeing made to establish church
by the Free Methodists. Their idea is to re-
turn TO the old Wesleyan Methodist theory and
simplicity Of religion.
Rev. J. A, REGISTER who has been elected to
succeed the Rev. DR.. y S. Lindsay as pastor of
st. Johns Church. Georgetown, will enter
upon his new charge next week.
Thomas Neal and James Horn, employed in
the ordnance yard, were fined s. each by
IudgeSnell yesterday for fighting In the street.
Neal was fined $40 additional for assaulting
Otcer Wright.
The motion oil the government asking that
the cases against Ferdinand King aud Robert
K Frey, charged with forgery, embezzlement,
and conspiracy be consolidated, has been de-
nieo by Judge Montgomery.
Chief Paris, aided by citizens, extingulshed
II slight fire yesterday morning at Moore s
Hotel, corner of Sixth street aud Pennsylvania
avenue. The damage, estimated at sic, was
caused by defective boiler.
For family use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
National Republican., 1887-12-13

HANDSOME novelties in diamonds bracelets
Ut \. HaIris & Co, i92 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
A Conservator for Ralbousl,y.

FULL line Of Pearl and Lemaire opera glasses
at low prices j. Karr, 629 Pennsylvania ay-
enue
National Republican., 1887-12-13
LELAND HOTEL. Chicago.
niarriaun Licensas.

DoN'T buy diamond till you call on R.
HARRIS Il Co 7th ST.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
MEN's GLOVES.

The stock embraces the
fullest assortment we have
yet shown. In these goods
we confine our purchases to
reputable makers, such as
we can recommend.
Mems 2.Button Gloves, embroidered
backs, In shades OF tan and brown,
only 81 per pair. ......
Mems 2-Button Gloves, embroidered
backs, finer grades, superior finish, In
browns, olives, and tans, 81 so per pair.
Mems 2-Button Suede GLOVES, en-
broidered backs, assorted shades of
tans and olive, only sl.75 per pair.
Mems 2,Button Castor Gloves, In
grays, tans, and modes, only 81 .G2l2 per
pair.
Mems 2-Button Perinot Kid Gloves.
embroidered backs, dyeing and
finishing perfect; colors, mahogany,
Craven tan, and assorted shades of
English tan, embroidered in black and
self-color, both long and cadet Short
fingers, only So per pair.
SPECIAL.
Mems "Perrin's" Suede
Gloves, embroidered back,
light, medium, a n d dark
shades of tan, superior quail
ity, only Sr.75 per pair.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
The Brosnau License Case.

S13 so overcoats in many colors and shades
Eiseman Bros, manufacturers cor. 7th and T.
National Republican., 1887-12-13
STREET EXCAVATIONS.

II you want diamond earrings, see II. Harris
4 Co., 1872 Seventh street
National Republican., 1887-12-13

Elegant Seal Plush yisites, $15, $1s, and $50.
Seal Plush Coats at SIG, SlS, and $40.
Seal Plush Jackets at $12 and $13.
Newmarket at So, SO, 81, and $S.
Raglans at s., SO, 81, 50, and 50.
Jackets at SO, &c, So, 49, so to $5.
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at So so, SO.
and S5.
French Felt Hats, the latest shapes, at 75c,
00c, and 81.
National Republican., 1887-12-13

For family use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Association. Try 1t, and be convinced. or
west. Phone SS9-5. Frank Schwarz, manager.
National Republican., 1887-12-13

Wool Felt Hats at 25, 81, and SOC.
Wings, Fancy Feathers, and Birds at 10, 20,
25, 80, aud 75c.
velvets and Pushes for Suits and Trim.
ming.
Elegant silk MufIlers and Handkerchlefs
at so, 75c, and 81.
Kid Gloves at so, 75c, and ST..
Muffs and Collars and Fur Trim mngs.
Try the great Kings Palace Corset az Acc.